Complete Strain Mapping of Nanosheets of Tantalum Disulfide.

Complete Strain Mapping of Nanosheets of Tantalum Disulfide.
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DOI:
10.1021/acsami.0c06517
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发表时间:
2020-01
影响因子:
9.5
通讯作者:
Yue Cao;Tadesse A. Assefa;Soham Banerjee;A. Wieteska;Dennis Zi-Ren Wang;A. Pasupathy;X. Tong;Yu Liu;Wenjian Lu;Yuping Sun;Yan He;Xiaojing Huang;Hanfei Yan;Y. Chu;S. Billinge;I. Robinson
Yue Cao;Tadesse A. Assefa;Soham Banerjee;A. Wieteska;Dennis Zi-Ren Wang;A. Pasupathy;X. Tong;Yu Liu;Wenjian Lu;Yuping Sun;Yan He;Xiaojing Huang;Hanfei Yan;Y. Chu;S. Billinge;I. Robinson
中科院分区:
材料科学2区
文献类型:
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作者:
Yue Cao;Tadesse A. Assefa;Soham Banerjee;A. Wieteska;Dennis Zi-Ren Wang;A. Pasupathy;X. Tong;Yu Liu;Wenjian Lu;Yuping Sun;Yan He;Xiaojing Huang;Hanfei Yan;Y. Chu;S. Billinge;I. Robinson

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